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Monitoring Hydrothermal Reactions on the Millisecond Time Scale Using a Micro-Tube Flow Reactor and Kinetics of ATP Hydrolysis for the RNA World Hypothesis

open access: closed, 2000
A new method for monitoring hydrothermal reactions on the millisecond time scale has been developed using a micro-tube flow reactor. The system was designed based on a high-pressure pump, a sample-loop injector, a narrow-bore size capillary, a cooling ...
Kunio Kawamura
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The “Strong” RNA World Hypothesis: Fifty Years Old

open access: closedAstrobiology, 2013
This year marks the 50(th) anniversary of a proposal by Alex Rich that RNA, as a single biopolymer acting in two capacities, might have supported both genetics and catalysis at the origin of life.
Marc Neveu   +2 more
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The RNA world ‘hypothesis’

open access: closedNature reviews. Molecular cell biology, 2022
Hirohide Saito
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Some consequences of the RNA world hypothesis.

open access: closedOrigins of life and evolution of the biosphere, 2003
Leslie E. Orgel
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Processive RNA polymerization and promoter recognition in an RNA World

Science, 2021
A processive RNA replicator The RNA World Hypothesis suggests that, before modern life, there were RNA molecules that were capable of carrying genetic information and driving chemical reactions, a task gradually replaced by DNA and enzymes in modern ...
R. Cojocaru, P. Unrau
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Molecular Dynamics simulations indicate solvation and stability of single-strand RNA at the air/ice interface, supporting a primordial RNA world on Ice

, 2020
Outstanding questions about the RNA world hypothesis for the emergence of life on Earth concern the stability and self-replication of prebiotic aqueous RNA.
S. Neshyba   +4 more
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RNA-DNA Chimeras in the Context of an RNA World Transition to an RNA/DNA World.

Angewandte Chemie, 2016
The RNA world hypothesis posits that DNA and proteins were later inventions of early life, or the chemistry that gave rise to life. Most scenarios put forth for the emergence of DNA assume a clean separation of RNA and DNA polymer, and a smooth ...
J. Gavette   +3 more
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